whether children with anxiety disorders should be treated with psychotropic drugs
June 2001
There's a lot of controversy about whether children with anxiety disorders should be treated with psychotropic drugs.
Anxiety is the most common psychiatric problem in children. Many suffer from generalized anxiety disorder...panic attacks...social anxiety disorder...or obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Behavioral therapy helps...but many kids still need medication.
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